GNAQ/GNA11-Related Benign and Malignant Entities—A Common Histoembriologic Origin or a Tissue-Dependent Coincidence

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doi:10.3390/cancers16213672

GNAQ/GNA11-Related Benign and Malignant Entities—A Common Histoembriologic Origin or a Tissue-Dependent Coincidence

Justyna Pilch & Piotr Donizy et al. · 2024

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Justyna Pilch, Jakub Mizera, Maciej Tota, Piotr Donizy